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Comprehension - APPA
Comprehension 1 Anne Bayetto, Flinders University What is Comprehension and why is it important? Comprehension is about understanding authors messages and responding to these messages in a range of ways. Supported by proficient decoding and fluency, Comprehension affords readers increased knowledge about the world. In fact, Hirsch (2003), Keene and Zimmerman (2013) & Walsh (2003) advocate that continually developing vocabulary and background knowledge grows Comprehension at an exponential rate, that is, the more that is already known, the more readily readers are able to acquire new knowledge. Students need to have a diverse range of understandings, knowledge, and skills in order to comprehend what is read and it cannot be assumed that accurately naming words guarantee they have secure Comprehension (Billman, Hilden, & Halladay, 2009; Miller, 2014; Opitz, Rubin, & Erekson, 2011; Scull, 2010; Woolley, 2011).
Comprehension 3 Anne Bayetto, Flinders University students can name most of the words in some texts does not mean that they should be reading them.
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